Local Government Officials Are Free of Incompatibility. Nicuchor Dan Has Passed the Law.
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President Nicușor Dan issued, on Wednesday, the law repealing the provisions of the Administrative Code which could lead to the incompatibility of local councillors and municipalities who hold certain positions in public administration. The amendment comes after Parliament intervened quickly on the legislation, before the new provisions have effect on a large number of elected locals.
President Nicușor Dan has promulgated the amendments adopted by Parliament to the law by which employees of the State elected local councillors or county councilors risk incompatibility if they did not give up either the mandate or the job. The provision, which should have been applied on 26 August, was eliminated after parliamentarians filed and adopted ...
Romania's President, Nicușor Dan, signed several decrees on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, which concern both Romania's foreign policy and the functioning of the Romanian state, especially in the area of administration. One of the most important decrees concerns employees in the state. Councillors employed in the state had to resign, but President Niucșor Dan's [...] Article Nicușor Dan has promulgated the law that escapes local councillors and m…
The central authority may modify the limits of natural areas in the case of projects that have been approved by the Executive or by decree, provides the Law for the completion of the OUG on the regime of protected natural areas,...
Nicușor Dan promulgated the new law on local elections. What is changing regarding the incompatibilities of Romania's President, Nicușor Dan, promulgated on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, a law amending the provisions of the Administrative Code on incompatibilities applicable to local and county elections. The legislative act concerns in particular those who hold, at the same time, certain functions [...]
President Nicușor Dan promulgated the amendments adopted by Parliament to the law by which state employees, elected local councillors or county councilors risked incompatibility if they did not give up either the mandate or the job. The provision should have been applied on 26 August, but was eliminated after parliamentarians filed and [...]
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